Sports
Guido: It’s a season of change for high school soccer
August 15, 2017
High school soccer players can now kick the ball in any direction to begin play. That new kickoff procedure is one of eight changes approved
HS football position by position breakdown: Scouting the wide receivers
Familiar names will wear unfamiliar jerseys this fall. Several standout WPIAL receivers switched schools since last season, transfers who could make a real impact onBehr leads Franklin Regional girls golf into new season
The Franklin Regional girls golf team is set to build off last season's finish. In 2016, the Panthers placed third in their section as a
High school football preview by position
Tribune-Review high school sports writer Chris Harlan is previewing the 2017 high school football season by breaking down the top players in the region by
Gizzo, Morris hope to help Fox Chapel carry momentum built at end of 2016 season
August 14, 2017
The itch to switch salvaged the 2016 season to a respectable level for Fox Chapel. After the Foxes lost their first five games, coach TomFreshmen to play key role for Norwin boys golf
It will be a youth movement for the Norwin boys golf team this season. After graduating eight starters, the Knights will be looking to reloadNorwin girls golf set for rebuilding season
In more than one way, it will be a transition year for the Norwin girls golf team. After finishing 10-4 and making an appearance inJackson, Skoff return to lead Franklin Regional boys golf
The Franklin Regional boys golf team will be looking to build off a 9-3 section record from last season and compete for the section title.Penn-Trafford girls golfers set sights on return to WPIALs
The Penn-Trafford girls golf team was the undefeated section champion last year, setting the expectation high this season to win the section again and playPenn-Trafford boys golfers focused on return to WPIALs
Penn-Trafford boys golf coach Andy Rizzardi has been coaching for the past four seasons and saw his team finally break through and win the sectionPlum boys golf eyes next step
The Plum boys golf team will look to continue to develop its game after losing only one contributor to graduation. This season the Mustangs will
First day of football practice brings energy, hope for A-K Valley teams
As Deer Lakes players sprinted to midfield Monday afternoon, the last warm-up drill before breaking into defensive work, coach Steve Sciullo broke away from a
WPIAL football conference preview: Class 3A Beaver Valley
The favorite Aliquippa (10-3 overall, 5-1 Beaver Valley in 2016) Aliquippa's success is unmatched in the modern era of WPIAL football. The Quips have made
HS football position by position breakdown: Scouting the tight ends
As spread offense became a trend, the tight end position quickly changed. A number of high school coaches no longer feature them strictly as a
Area’s new football coaches set to take on first season
The Viking Jacks are back. The pre-practice, pregame ritual that began at Mt. Pleasant under venerable coach Bill Elder in the late 1970s might not
Munizza’s archiving efforts land him in Quaker Valley hall of fame
Whether you're looking to find out Quaker Valley's football record in the 1960s or verify who the 400-meter record holder is at the school, John
Sewickley Academy boys golf rebuilds after claiming past 4 WPIAL titles
The Sewickley Academy boys golf team is restocking the cupboard after a four-year run that saw it earn four WPIAL Class AA titles and one
Quartet of Sewickley Academy girls aims to return to WPIAL tournament
Small in number, the Sewickley Academy girls golf team has big ambitions this season. The Panthers have only four players, but all are veterans. Junior
Kennedy could be Jeannette’s next great dual-threat quarterback
Robert Kennedy grew up watching Jeannette football games when Terrelle Pryor was bringing crowds to their feet and putting exclamation points on scoring drives for
Just-retired Shaler softball coach dies suddenly
Skip Palmer's way with words was something his Shaler softball players admired. In every situation, Palmer was able to disarm people with his tone. Sydney
